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IANSA Women's Network Bulletin No. 8 (October/November, 2005)
October 31st marks the 5th Anniversary of UN Security Resolution 1325
On 31 October 2000, the United Nations Security Council adopted a pioneering resolution on women, peace, and security which calls for women's equal participation and full involvement in all efforts to maintain and promote peace and security. Five years on, 1325 is celebrated as a landmark and its importance was just reaffirmed by the world’s leaders in the World Summit Outcome document. However, large gaps between rhetoric and reality remain. A recent report by the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue revealed that of the 61 senior UN staff who lead or deputise on peacemaking and peacebuilding missions, only four are women. This issue celebrates the 5-year anniversary of 1325 by exploring its content, how it is being used in practice, and how it may be used in the future.
Women in Nepal
Women in Nepal participate in consultations about the impact of 1325 on their lives.
© International Alert
Contents:
I.
What is Security Council Resolution 1325?
II.
Putting 1325 into practice: Consultations on Resolution 1325 in Nepal, the Caucuses and Uganda
III.
Resolution 1325: Is it only about war?
IV.
The future of Resolution 1325: Recommendations from the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security
V.
News and announcements
VI.
New Resources
VII.
Upcoming Events
If you are interested in contributing an article for this Bulletin or if you know of news, announcements, new resources or upcoming events that may be of interest to Women’s Network members please email us women@iansa.org
 
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